3 Nasdaq 100 Trading Strategies (Strategy Bundle)

ByOddmund Groette Trading strategies

Do you want to trade the Nasdaq 100?

We bring you 3 trading strategies to help you get started trading.

The strategies are backtested on the ETF with the ticker code QQQ, which tracks the Nasdaq 100. We have not backtested on @NQ, but it might work if trading the same opening hours as QQQ.

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The strategies work very well on SMH (semiconductors), but also on SPY (S&P 500).

Buy and sell orders are backtested using the closing price (how to trade at the close – or alternative entries). No commissions and slippage included (estimated commissions and slippage).

n all our bundles, you will find both Amibroker code and Tradestation code, as well as the strategy written in plain English. Due to the nature of the index, the strategies are long-only.

Please read this before you buy:

We don’t give rebates if you already believe you have one of the strategies. We believe the strategies are pretty cheap anyway.

All strategies trade at the next open, thus making it easy to execute.

Please check out our other Strategy Bundles.

Here are the details about each strategy (backtested on QQQ/NQ – 0.06% per round trip included in slippage and commission):

Strategy 1:

This is strategy #3 among our single strategies for sale.

Equity curve and performance:

Strategy 2:

This is strategy #44 among our single strategies for sale.

Equity curve and performance:

Strategy 3:

This is strategy #63 among our single strategies for sale.

Equity curve and performance:

All 3 strategies combined:

When combining all 3 strategies, we get the following equity curve and trading performance (statistics)

The strategy has performed better for SMH. Here is the equity curve and statistics:

I’ve got an Msc from Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh (1996), in addition a to a business administration degree the Norwegian School of Management (BI – 1994). Did my mandatory military service in between.

After university, I worked two years as an auditor (1996-1998).

I co-founded Aksjeforum.com in 1998/99 - one of the first websites about trading and investing in Norway. It was later acquired by Digi.no in 2001.

I have written 4 books about trading (in Norwegian). One of them has sold 30,000 copies, a record for a financial book in Norway.

From 2001 until 2018 full-time independent prop trader (Series 7 in 2001) and investor.

2018-today: Investor, writer, analyst.

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